(Not by using Google maps because they can easily be outdated pictures) There should be some.

You can easily figure 50% or somewhat higher for older buildings. 

I think gross property rent could easily be 2850 (570 avg/unit).  

I am saying so, because usually, the bank, after accepting my contract, sends back a "seller friendly" contract of their own that needs to be signed and returned before a deadline.

5.4%/y gross return will likely result in less than 3% PER YEAR net return!

I would like to rub shoulders with anyone in my area and am willing to help them out in return.

I have over 50% equity in an 800K primary residence, but as lenders are looking at my DTI, things seem distorted by the low income on tax returns,  and I'm being told there is no way I can qualify for a 30yr fixed.  

What would normally be a good return ratio in case to sell this property to a retail buyer? 

However, like many of the other posters have said, that doesn't mean you can't reach out to investors in your area and offer them help in return for education.

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